On this day, religious services honouring the two saints, who were brothers and doctors, take place in the chapel of Santa Liberata where the statues of both are kept. Furthermore, in the Santa Liberata square, in front of the chapel, there is an old popular fair called "Fiesta de la Miel y las Nueces" (Honey and Nuts Festival)
This short film festival offers two daily sessions in which several short films are screened. The public can vote for their favourite every day and the winner of each category is selected at the end of the week.
This has been the most important regatta organised by the Monte Real Yacht Club since it began in 1985. It has been classified as a high-level competition by the Royal Spanish Sailing Federation and the event attracts top competitors from both national and international waters to Baiona. The rich maritime culture of Galicia has been promoted with a classic and traditional style that highlights the greatest sporting challenges of the best Spanish and Portuguese sailing boats.
Monte de la Pastora, in Cambados is home to this popular religious pilgrimage in honour of "Divina Pastora" (Divine Shepherdess) with low masses in honour of the Virgin and musical performances by bag pipe groups and brass bands.
On the first weekend in September, the neighbourhood of Ribadavila in the Municipality of A Guarda, celebrate "la Virgen de la Guía" (the Guiding Virgin)
In mid June the festivity honouring "San Adrián" and "San Antonio" is celebrated in the parish of Vilariño. This festivity is characterised by a series of religious services such as masses and processions honouring said saints.
This festival began when a privilege by King Henry IV was granted in 1467 establishing a tax-free market, which lasted until the late 16th century. Pontevedra has celebrated the event since 1999 by adorning its most famous streets and squares, and even the locals dress up. It was declared a Festival of Tourist Interest in 2013 for the quality and cultural value the city holds when it returns to the Middle Ages.
The council dresses up the main square for the festival, setting up tables under awnings. Moreover, all around the square there are places to sample the gastronomic products of the area, such as cheeses, soft cheeses, honey, charcuterie products and wines
The pilgrimage of Our Lady of Miracles of Amil remains one of the most important pilgrimages of this year and is one of the most visited of Pontevedra. Thousands of pilgrims from all over Spain are in attendance. The biggest throng arrives in the very early hours of the Sunday morning following the 8th of September, which is the actual day of the pilgrimage. During the well-attended procession that takes place after the high mass, the Virgin covers her gown with the banknotes that the faithful have given as an offering
Festivity in honour of the Virgin Mary with the traditional Dance and Counter-dance of Darbo, represented by ten beaux, five belles and a guide.